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JPMorgan Shareholders Advised to Vote Against Executive Compensation by ISS

Yahoo! Finance May 8 2019 BoardNews

NEW YORK (Reuters) - Proxy advisory group ISS has advised JPMorgan Chase & Co shareholders to vote against the bank's executive compensation at its upcoming annual shareholder meeting, according to a report the firm published this week that was seen by Reuters. The group has twice previously suggested that investors vote against the bank's executive ...
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